The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-20
aLRANlNGs PROM THE ROCKIES.
Events Transpiring In Our Sister states
and Territories,

pIa'n'ne Oh damages oy quail.
Work on Dallona harbor, Los Angeles
county, Gala, Is progressing at a lively
rate.
Freight at Blackfoot is being loaded for
Challis, Idaho, for cent and q half per
pound.
The Navajo Indians have lighted their
signal fires in New Mexico, and serious
outbreak is feared.
The Midland is asking two blocks Of
ground in Aspen, Colo, for depot purpose.
Inc City Council i. considering it.
Kersten & Peters wholesale paper house
at Denver, was destroyed BY fire a few
minutes before midnight, Monday
The miners OF the Treasure Box, Cnur
d Alere, have pounded out $4,000 in a
hand mortar from their:o,e the past win
ter.
pointsman, the largest horse in the
world, died at Petaluma, Gala, on the 10th.
He was owned by company, and valued
at $1,000.
Last Saturday, a boy, aged Il, was
blown 10 atoms through the explosion OF
giant powder, at the Midland tunnel, near
Leadvillc.
A cold north wind, last week, injured
the grain in various parts Of California.
On the same day Il hail and snow storm
visited Yreka.
\. 4. Baker, convicted Of ielonious as.
sault on an l1.vear. old girl in San Franis-
CO, was on the 18th sentenced to twenty
years in San Quentin.
Track k.laying on the Denver & Santa Fe
northward was begun at Pueblo, Colo, on
the nth; mile was laid. About 700 men
are engaged in the work.
From its opening in November last up
to ; y. IN. Monday, May 9th, the Raymond
Hotel at South Pasadena, Gala, has &C.
co.nmodated $4,000 guests.
Crur d'Alene .Smn: The ore in the
Bunker Hill and Sullivan has been grow
ing richer for some weeks. 1t is estimated
that there are over 1so 900 tons in sight in
! the mines.
John Gilman proposes to build railroad
to connect Haley, the Gold Belt and
Smoky (says the 7hmrS) if the people will
give the rght.of. way, depot ground and
$1,000 in cash
The Salt Lake House, which was recent
ly partly demolished, is venerable land
mark. It was built by James To~nsene
in 1907, and until after 1870 was the
| Fifth Avenue Hotel OF that city.
A 4o.stamp mill is to be erected near th'
Haywood, at Silver City, Nevada, to crust
ore from the mine, provided water power
to operate it can be obtained from th'
Virginia & Gold Hill Company.
A sir. foot vein Of lead Of rich lead orr
is said to have recently developed on th'
400 foot level in the Richmond mine
Eureka, Nevada, in virgin ground, wher'
there is plenty Of room for an ore body.
| During tho transfer Of Washington Ter
ritory's convic's from Seatco to Wall'
Walla, two of them jumped from the trai'
+ at Arlington, going through window
One was shot by a guard, the other got away
Orman w. Stubs, who escaped t
Phrnix, Arizona, from Torolobampc
suicided in Phoenix on the nth. RI
f Joined the Foncier Colony in Maine, bu
became tho. oushly worn out and full
despair.
: NV. ,,;se,v ard hcst;,ution at Nanaim,
, i. said TO be appalling The victims OF tn
}. disaster left forty eight widows and l.,
. orphans, Most OF these have no means @
. support whatever, and for time will b
entirely dependcn, upon charity.
A party of railroad surveyors have al
lived at Mt. Idaho, in the interest OF tn
}. U. p. road, TO survey over to the hea
j.. waters of the Weiser 20 meet Surveyo
y Clark's party, who are now going up tn
e Weiser; so says the Idaho Free Press.
To-day friday j. p. O'Donnell will b
o executed at Silver City, N. NJ, and Jaspe
f Thompson will be hung at Socorro Thi
d will finish the quartette Of murderer
d about which there has been SO much put
t lie discussion There are three more me
r in iail charged with murder, one in Bern'
= lilo and one in Sierra county, who wi
r. verv likely hang, if public version OF thel
It crimes prove correct.
!. Articles OF incorporation nave been hic'
at Helena, of the Montana and CGur
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